Google Play Terms of Service

December 10 2014

1. Introduction

Applicable Terms. Thanks for using Google Play. Google Play is a service
provided by Google Inc. (“Google”, “we” or
“us”), located at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View California
94043, USA, and is subject to the Google
Terms of Service ("Google ToS"). Google Play is a
“Service” as defined in the Google ToS, and these Google Play Terms of
Service are additional terms which apply to the use of Google Play. Your use of Google Play
and the digital content available on it is subject to these Google Play Terms of Service
and the Google ToS (which together we refer to as the “Terms”). Separate
terms here apply to sales of
devices from the Google Play store (where available).

If there is any conflict between the Google Play Terms of Service and the Google ToS, the
Google Play Terms of Service shall prevail.

Your use of the Google Play store requires that you agree to the following terms. Please
read them carefully. If you do not understand the Terms, or do not accept any part of them,
then you should not use the Google Play store.

2. Provision of Google Play

Direct, Agency and App Sales. When you buy Content (defined as data files,
applications, written text, mobile device software, music, audio files or other sounds,
photographs, videos or other images) on Google Play you will buy it either:

(a) directly from Google (a “Direct Sale”);

(b) from the provider of the Content (the “Provider”), where Google is
acting as an agent for the Provider (an “Agency Sale”); or

(c) in the case of Android apps, from the Provider of the app (an “App
Sale”).

Each time that you purchase Content, you enter into a separate sale contract:

(d) based on the Terms (as applicable) with Google (in the case of a Direct Sale);

(e) based on the Terms (as applicable) with the Provider of the Content you have purchased
(in the case of Agency Sales); or

(f) with the Provider of the Content you have purchased (in the case of App Sales).

The separate sale contract in (e) or (f) above (as applicable) is in addition to your
contract with Google Inc. for the use of the Service (i.e. these Google Play Terms of
Service).

For Agency Sales the statement, in the Google ToS, that the Google ToS “do not create any
third party beneficiary rights”, does not apply to your use of the Service.

Access to Content. You may use Google Play to browse, locate, and/or
download Content) for your mobile, computer or other supported device
(“Device”). The availability of Content will vary between countries and
not all Content may be available in your country. Some of this Content may be offered by
Google while others may be made available by third-parties not affiliated with Google.
Google is not responsible for any Content on Google Play that originates from a source
other than Google and does not endorse such content.

3. Your Use of Google Play

Age Restrictions. In order to use Google Play you must be 13 years of age
or older. If you are 13 or older but under 18 years of age, you must have your parent or
legal guardian’s permission to use Google Play and to accept the Terms. You must not access
Google Play if you are a person who is either barred or otherwise legally prohibited from
receiving or using the Service or any Content under the laws of the country in which you
are resident or from which you access or use Google Play. You must comply with any
additional age restrictions that might apply for the use of specific Content on Google
Play.

Basic Use Requirements. To use the Service, you will need a Device that
meets the system and compatibility requirements for the relevant Content, which may change
from time to time, working Internet access, and compatible software. Your ability to use
the Service and the performance of the Service may be affected by these factors. Such
system requirements are your responsibility.

Third-Party Fees. You may incur access or data fees from third parties
(such as your Internet provider or mobile carrier) in connection with your use of Content
and Google Play. For instance, you may incur such fees if you use services provided through
Google Play on or through third-party services or devices. You are responsible for all such
fees.

Updates. You may need to install updates to Google Play or related Google
software that we introduce from time to time to use Google Play and to access or download
Content. Content originating from Google may communicate with Google servers from time to
time to check for available updates to the Content and to the functionality of Google Play,
such as bug fixes, patches, enhanced functions, missing plug-ins and new versions
(collectively, "Updates"). Your use of the Content you have installed
requires that you have agreed to receive such automatically requested Updates. If you do
not agree to such automatically requested and received Updates then please do not use the
Google Play store or install this Content.

Information about You. In order to access certain services or Content on
Google Play, you may be required to provide information about yourself such as your name,
address, and billing details. The information we collect, including information obtained
from third parties, is shared between Google and its group companies to operate the
Service. Google’s privacy policies
explain how we treat your personal data and protect your privacy when using Google Play.
Any such information you provide to Google must always be accurate, correct and up to date.
Google may need to provide your personal information, such as your name and email address,
to Providers for the purposes of processing your transactions and/or provisioning Content
to you. Google has agreed with Providers that they will use this information in accordance
with their privacy policies.

Unauthorised Access to Accounts. You must keep your user details secure
and must not share them with anyone else. You must not collect or harvest any personal data
of any user of Google Play or of any user of other Google Services via Google Play,
including account names.

Disabled Accounts. If Google disables access to your account in accordance
with the Terms (for example if you violate the Terms), you may be prevented from accessing
Google Play, your account details or any files or other Content that is stored with your
account. Please see section 6 below for your rights where you are not able to download
Content before your account is disabled.

Malware protection. To protect you against the effects of malicious third
party software, if you download and attempt to install an Android app onto a Device, the
Device may send information about the app and its source to Google. Google will use the
information to compare against a database of known malware to determine if the app is
harmful or likely to be unsafe. Google may warn you if it considers the app to be unsafe,
or block its installation on your device if it is known to Google to be harmful to devices,
data or users. As part of this service, and to make it more effective, Google may also
receive information, such as your Device ID, IP address, URL visited and one or more
cookies. You can always choose to disable this malware protection by going to Settlings
> Security on your device.

4. Purchases and Payments.

Free Content. Google may allow you to download or use Content free of
charge. Any terms and conditions that apply to purchased Content will apply to free
Content, except with respect to payment-related matters (for example, the refund-related
provisions of these terms do not apply to such free Content). Google may impose limitations
on your access and use of certain free Content.

Purchase of Content. Your contract for the purchase and use of Content is
completed once you receive the email from Google confirming your purchase of that Content,
and performance of this contract begins as soon as the purchase is complete.

Google Wallet. In order to purchase Content on Google Play, you must agree
to the payment terms as specified in the Google Wallet Terms of
Service. If you do not have a Google Wallet Account, you can set one up by going to
this link, where you can also find more information
about Google Wallet. The Wallet Terms of Service and Privacy Notice also apply whenever you
want to purchase Content using Google Wallet. Please ensure that you read those terms
carefully before making any purchase. Some purchases in Google Play will require you to
transact with the product Provider directly. In these cases, to process your transaction
and maintain your account, we may share your personal information with the product
Provider, as permitted under the Wallet Privacy Notice.

Other Payment Processing Methods. Google may make available to you various
payment processing methods in addition to Google Wallet to facilitate the purchase of
Content on Google Play. You must abide by any relevant terms and conditions or other legal
agreement, whether with Google or a third party, that governs your use of a given payment
processing method. Google may add or remove payment processing methods at its sole
discretion and without notice to you. Once your purchase is complete, Google or Google’s
payment processor may charge your credit card or other form of payment that you indicate
for any Content ordered, along with any additional applicable amounts (including any
taxes). You are solely responsible for all amounts payable associated with purchases you
make on Google Play.

Eligibility for Carrier Billing. In order to determine your eligibility to
have purchases of Content that you make through your mobile Devices billed to your mobile
network provider’s account, when you create a Google Play account on a Device we will send
identifiers of your Device, subscriber ID and SIM card serial number to your network
provider. To permit this you will need to accept the network provider’s terms of service.
The network provider may send us your billing address information to help us create your
Google Play account. We will hold and use this information in accordance with Google’s
Privacy Policies.

Pricing. Pricing and availability of all Content displayed on Google Play
are subject to change at any time before you click the button indicating that you want to
purchase Content.

Taxes. You are responsible for any Taxes, and must pay for Content without
any reduction for Taxes. If the seller of Content is obligated to collect or pay Taxes, the
Taxes will be charged to you. "Taxes" means any duties, customs fees, or
taxes (other than income tax) associated with the sale of Content, including any related
penalties or interest.

Compliance with Tax Laws. You must comply with any and all applicable tax
laws, including the reporting and payment of any taxes arising in connection with your use
of Google Play or the purchase of Content through Google Play. The reporting and
payment of any such applicable taxes are your responsibility.

All Sales Final. Except as expressly set forth in the Terms or Google’s
refund policies displayed in the Service, all sales are final, and no returns, replacements
or refunds are permitted. If a replacement, return or refund is granted for any
transaction, the transaction may be reversed, and you may no longer be able to access the
Content that you acquired through that transaction. Your rights to withdraw, cancel or
return purchases and get a refund are set out in the additional terms for the relevant
Content type set out below and the refund policies displayed in the Service.

Pre-orders.

(a) When you place a pre-order for a Product, your contract for the purchase and use
of that item is completed when the Product becomes available in your account and you will
be charged for the purchase at that time. You can cancel your pre-order at any time up
to the point at which the Product becomes available to you (if you want to cancel
the pre-order you will be able to do so by visiting the “My Orders” page and following
the instructions there).

(b) After the moment when the Product becomes available to you, you will not able to
withdraw or cancel the pre-order and your cancellation and return rights are the same as
for other Products that you purchase through Google Play. Please see the terms below for
more information.

(c) We will need to cancel your pre-order if the Product is withdrawn from sale in the
store before it is made available and we reserve the right to cancel your order in the
event the price changes before your order is fulfilled.

5. Subscriptions.

Trials of Magazines News Content and Music. Subscribing to a free trial
for a magazine or new content on Google Play Newsstand or for music (including as part of
your purchase of a subscription for a magazine or music) gives you access to the
subscription benefits for that magazine for free for a specified trial period. At the end
of such trial period, you will be charged the price of the first period of the subscription
and will continue to be charged until you cancel your subscription. To avoid being
charged, you must cancel before the end of the trial period. If you cancel during
the trial period you will retain access to the magazine issues that you access during a
free trial period, but you will not retain access to news content or Music Subscription
Content (as defined below) that you access during a free trial period unless you become a
paid subscriber. Access to free trials may be limited to a certain number of free trials
for each user during a given period. To avoid any charges, you must cancel before the end
of the trial period; for more information on cancelling subscriptions, see the section
titled ”Cancellations” below in this section 5.

Trials of Apps. Subscribing to a trial for an Android app gives you access
to the subscription benefits for that app for free for a duration specified by the
application developer. At the end of the trial period, you will be charged the price of the
first period of the subscription and will continue to be charged until you cancel your
subscription. To avoid being charged, you must cancel before the end of the trial
period. Once you cancel your trial, you will immediately lose access to the
relevant app and any subscription privileges.

Cancellations. If you purchase an auto-recurring periodic subscription
(whether monthly, annual or another period) to Content, you may cancel that subscription at
any time before the end of the applicable billing cycle, and the cancellation will apply to
the next period. For example, if you purchase a monthly subscription, you may cancel
that subscription at any time during any month of the subscription, and the subscription
will be cancelled as of the following month. You will not receive a refund for the
current billing period, except in the event of a defective product (as set forth in section
6 below), or as otherwise set forth in these Terms. With respect to magazine or news
content subscriptions on Google Play Newsstand, you will continue to receive Content and
updates (if applicable) of the relevant subscription during the remainder of the current
billing period. After that billing period ends, your access to previously delivered
magazine issues will not be affected by the cancellation, but your access to paid news
content will terminate at the end of the billing period during which your subscription is
cancelled. With respect to music subscriptions, you will continue to have access to
Music Subscription Content (as defined in Section 5 below) during the remainder of the
current billing period; however, your access to Music Subscription Content will terminate
at the end of the billing period during which your subscription is cancelled. Additional
refund policies for music and periodicals are set out in sections 7 and 10 below,
respectively.

Price Changes. When you purchase a subscription, you will initially be
charged at the rate applicable at the time of your agreement to subscribe. If the
price of the subscription increases later, Google will notify you. The increase will
apply to the next payment due from you after the notice, provided that you have been given
at least 10 days' prior notice before the charge is made. If you are given less than
10 days' prior notice, the price increase will not apply until the payment after the next
payment due.

Declining Price Changes. If you do not wish to pay the increased price for
a subscription, you may cancel the subscription in the manner described in the Google Play
help center and you will not be
charged further amounts for the subscription, provided you have notified us before the end
of the current billing period. In some cases where the Provider increases the price of a
subscription Google may cancel your subscription unless you agree to re-subscribe at the
new price. If your subscription is cancelled and you later decide to re-subscribe, you will
initially be charged at the then current subscription rate.

6. Rights and Restrictions

License to Use Content. Following payment of the applicable fees for
Content, you will have the non-exclusive right, for the period selected by you in the case
of a purchase for a rental period, and in other cases for as long as Google and the
applicable copyright holder have rights to provide you that Content, to download or stream,
in each case, solely as expressly permitted by Google via the Google Play user interface
and subject to the restrictions set forth in the Terms and associated policies, copies of
the applicable Content to your Devices, and to view, use, and display the Content on your
Devices or as otherwise authorized by Google as part of the Service for your personal,
non-commercial use only. All rights, title and interest in Google Play and Content
not expressly granted to you in the Terms are reserved by Google and its licensors.

Violation of License Terms. If you violate any of the terms and conditions
of the Terms, your rights under this license will immediately terminate and Google may
terminate your access to Google Play, the Content and/or your Google account without refund
to you.

No Public Performance. You must not display (in part or in whole) the
Content as part of any public performance or display even if no fee is charged (except
where such use would not constitute a copyright infringement or violate any other
applicable right). Use of a tool or feature provided as an authorized part of Google Play
(for example, “Social Recommendations”, as defined in the Music terms below) is permitted,
provided that as you use the tool or feature as specifically permitted and only in the
exact manner specified and enabled by Google.

Sale, Distribution or Assignment to Third Parties. You may not sell, rent,
lease, redistribute, broadcast, transmit, communicate, modify, sublicense or transfer or
assign any Content or your rights to Content to any third party without authorization,
including with regard to any downloads of Content that you may obtain through Google Play.
Use of any tool or feature provided as an authorized part of Google Play (for example,
“Social Recommendations”) shall not violate this provision so long as you use the tool as
specifically permitted and only in the exact manner specified and enabled by Google.

Capturing of Streams. You may not use Google Play or any Content in
conjunction with any stream-ripping, stream capture or similar software to record or create
a copy of any Content that is presented to you in streaming format.

Sharing. You may not use Content as part of any service for sharing,
lending or multi-person use, or for the purpose of any other institution, except as
specifically permitted and only in the exact manner specified and enabled by Google (for
example, through “Social Recommendations”).

Security Features. You may not attempt to, nor assist, authorise or
encourage others to circumvent, disable or defeat any of the security features or
components, such as digital rights management software or encryption, that protect,
obfuscate or otherwise restrict access to any Content or Google Play. If you violate any
security feature, you may incur civil or criminal liability.

Proprietary Notices. You may not remove any watermarks, labels or other
legal or proprietary notices included in any Content, and you may not attempt to modify any
Content obtained through Google Play, including any modification for the purpose of
disguising or changing any indications of the ownership or source of Content.

Defective Content. Once Content is available to you through your account,
you should check the Content as soon as reasonably possible to ensure that it downloads or
streams correctly (as applicable) and performs as stated, and notify us as soon as
reasonably possible if you find any errors or defect. In the case of Android apps, you
should contact the developer concerning any defects or performance issues in the apps, as
described in the Google Play help
center. In the case of Content other than apps, subject to any limitations in the
additional terms for the specific Content below, you may cancel purchases you have made
from Google Play to Google if Google Play does not perform as stated with respect to that
purchased Content, and Google will provide either a replacement Content (if available) or a
refund of the purchase price. If Google provides you a refund, the refund of your
purchase price shall be your sole remedy. If Google issues a refund or credit,
it is under no obligation to issue the same or similar refund in the future. In the case of
subscription purchases, Google may grant a refund for the entire term or a partial refund
for issues not received in the remaining term of subscription.

Removal or Unavailability of Content. Subject to the Terms, Content that
you purchase will be available to you through Google Play for the period selected by you,
in the case of a purchase for a rental period, and in other cases as long as Google has the
right to make such content available to you. In certain cases (for example, if Google loses
the relevant rights, discontinues a service or Content is discontinued, breaches applicable
terms or the law), Google may remove from your Device or cease providing you with access to
certain Content that you have purchased. Google will provide you with reasonable
prior notice of any such removal or cessation. If you are not able to download a copy of
the Content before such removal or cessation, then Google will offer you either (a) a
replacement of the Content if possible or (b) a refund of the price of the Content.
If Google issues you a refund, the refund of your purchase price shall be your sole
remedy.

Effect of Refunds. If a refund of the purchase price of Content for any
reason is issued to you, you will no longer have the right to access the relevant Content.

Select, Copy and Paste. Select, copy and paste functions may be available
for some text-based Content, and you must use these features within the prescribed limits
and only for personal non-commercial purposes.

Multiple Accounts. If you have multiple Google accounts with different
user names, in some cases you may transfer Content out of an account and into another
account, provided you are the owner of each such account and provided Google has enabled a
feature of the relevant service allowing such transfers.

Limits on access on Devices. Google may from time to time place limits on
the number of Devices and/or software applications you may use to access Content (for more
information, please visit the Help link for the relevant Content within Google Play).
Google may record and store the unique device identifier numbers of your Devices in order
to enforce such limits.

Dangerous Activities. None of the Services or Content are intended for use
in the operation of nuclear facilities, life support systems, emergency communications,
aircraft navigation or communication systems, air traffic control systems, or any other
such activities in which case the failure of the Services or Content could lead to death,
personal injury, or severe physical or environmental damage.

Changes to these Terms.

If the Terms change, you will be asked to accept new terms before you next purchase
Content. Once you have accepted the new terms, they will apply to your use of all Content
(including Content you have purchased in the past) and all subsequent purchases, until we
notify you of further changes.

If you refuse to accept the updated terms then you will not be able to buy any further
Content through Google Play, and the latest version of the Terms that you accepted will
continue to apply to your use of Content. In this case we will, if we are able to do
so, give you a reasonable period of time in which to download a copy of any Content you
have previously bought from Google Play to your Device, and you may continue to view that
copy of the Content on your Devices in accordance with the last version of the Terms that
you accepted.

After that time has expired, you will not be given a further opportunity to download the
Content you have previously bought and it is possible that you will no longer be able to
use Google Play to access or use the Content you have already bought or related support
services. If this happens, Google will offer you either a replacement of the Content, or a
refund of the price of the Content, which will be your sole remedy. To access or use
the Content you have already bought or related support services, you may also need to
create a new account.

7. Music on Google Play

Introduction. Google Play includes certain music-related products and
services, which are described in greater detail below and defined as “Music
Products”, “Music Subscription Content” and “Music Locker
Services”.

Music Products; Music Subscription Content. The Google Play store allows
you to browse, preview, stream, purchase, download, recommend and use a variety of digital
music and music-related content such as music files, music video files, previews, clips,
artist information, user reviews, professional third-party music reviews and other digital
content (“Music Products”). Certain Music Products may be accessible to
you by purchasing (or receiving a free trial of) a subscription to a music subscription
service made available via Google Play (“Music Subscription Content”).
Music Products may be owned by Google or its third-party partners and licensors and may
contain watermarks or other embedded data. For clarity, all Music Products constitute
“Products” as defined in Section 1 above.

Stored Content. You can use Google Play to store digital content (such as
music files, related metadata and album art) in Music Storage through the Music Software,
as each is defined below (“Stored Content”). For the avoidance of doubt,
“Music Products” do not include Stored Content. Stored Content may include both files that
you upload directly to Music Storage and/or files that Google “scans and matches” to files
stored locally on your Device.

Music Locker Services. Google Play may provide you with access to (a)
server space that you can use to store music and associated data files, including Music
Products and Stored Content (“Music Storage”) and/or (b) software
applications (including web, desktop and mobile applications) and related services that
allow you to upload, manage, access and play music through Music Storage ("Music
Software"). Music Storage and Music Software are collectively referred to in these
Terms as the “Music Locker Service”. For clarity, you may be given access
to Stored Content and Music Subscription Content through the same user interface.

Use of Music Locker Services. By storing Music Products and Stored Content
in Music Storage, you are storing a unique copy of such content and requesting Google to
retain it on your behalf and to make it accessible to you through your Google account. By
using the Music Locker Services, you are requesting that Google make all of the necessary
functions and features of the Music Locker Services available to you in order to facilitate
your use of Music Products and Stored Content. Additionally, by accessing or using Music
Products and Stored Content through the Music Software, you are initiating and performing
the corresponding functions on Google's servers, together with any related steps necessary
to achieve them, through the Music Locker Services. You understand that Google, in
performing the required technical steps at your direction to provide you with the Music
Locker Services, may (a) transmit Music Products and Stored Content over various networks
and in various media and (b) make such changes to Music Products and Stored Content as are
necessary to conform and adapt it to the technical requirements of connecting networks,
devices, services or media. You confirm and warrant to Google that you have the necessary
rights to store in Music Storage any Stored Content that you direct Google to upload or
store in Music Storage, and to instruct Google to perform the actions described in this
section.

Cancelling a Music Purchase; Refunds. You have the right to cancel each
purchase of a Music Product from Google (including a music subscription) for a refund
within 7 working days of the day after that Music Product becomes available for you to
download or stream, provided that, with respect to music subscription free trials: (i) you
may cancel your subscription at any time during a free trial period (as set forth in
section 5 above) and (ii) you will not have the foregoing 7-day cancellation right once the
paid portion of your subscription has commenced. Once you download or stream any Music
Product that you purchase, you no longer have the right to cancel your purchase of that
Music Product (unless the Music Product is defective). If Google grants to you a refund for
a music subscription, the refund amount will be pro-rated to reflect remaining term of the
subscription. Following Google’s provision of a refund to you, you will no longer have the
right to access the applicable Music Product.

Other Google Subscription Services. You may receive access to a Google
Play music subscription as part of a subscription to another Google product; additionally,
you may receive access to other Google subscription products as part of a Google Play music
subscription. The details of your access to such other Google subscription products will be
presented to you before you complete your music subscription purchase. Your use of Google
Play and any Google Play music subscription product is governed solely by these Terms, and
not the terms of any other Google product, including any other Google product through which
you receive access to a Google Play music subscription.

Social Recommendations. When you purchase Music Products, you may be given
the opportunity to share all or a portion of the Music Products to your profile on Google+
or other Google-approved social networks or online destinations, as determined by Google in
its sole discretion ("Social Recommendation"). Your use of Social
Recommendations shall be subject to the Terms and any other terms and conditions applicable
to the social networks or online destinations to which you share such Social
Recommendations. Google may impose limitations on your Social Recommendations. For example,
Google may render the Music Product associated with any Social Recommendation as a
limited-length preview rather than a full-length play.

Rights to Stored Content. You retain any rights that you already hold in
Stored Content. For the avoidance of doubt, Stored Content is not subject to the license
grant to Google in the section of the Google Terms of Service titled “Your Content in our
Services.”

Geographic Restrictions. The Music Locker Services and Music Products are
currently available only in some countries. You agree that you will not present any false,
inaccurate or misleading information in an effort to misrepresent yourself as a resident of
a supported country, and you will not attempt to circumvent any restrictions on access to
or availability of the Music Locker Services or Music Products.

Compliance With Settings. You must observe and comply with any settings or
parameters set by Google or a copyright holder in connection with Music Products. For
example, Google or the copyright holders may correct errors in Music Products, add
additional features or change the security features or regional availability of the Music
Products. Where these changes are made, the Music Products may automatically update.

Third-Party Provisions. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in these
Terms, the third parties who license their musical or other content to Google as Music
Products or for other use in connection with the Google Play store (including Providers in
the case of Agency Sales) are intended third party beneficiaries under these Terms solely
with respect to the specific provisions of these Terms that directly concern their content
(“Third-Party Provisions”), and solely for the purpose of enabling such
third parties to enforce their rights in such content. For the avoidance of doubt, nothing
in these Terms confers a third-party beneficiary right upon any party, with respect to any
provision that falls outside the Third Party Provisions, which includes but is not limited
to any provisions or agreements incorporated by reference, or that may be referenced
without incorporation, in these Terms.

Third-Party Software and Data. Information regarding third-party software
(including open source) and data in the Music Locker Services can be obtained at the
following location: http://music.google.com/about/thirdparty.html.

Licensing Partners. If you are interested in learning more about some of
the partners we work with to bring you music on Google Play, please visit this page.

8. Books on Google Play

Privacy Policy for Books. The Google Play Privacy Policy for Books
describes how we treat personal and certain other information generated by your use of
Content that is books (“Books Content”).

Updates to Books Content. Google or the copyright holders of Books Content
may update such Books Content and change digital rights settings for such Books Content
from time to time. For example Google or the copyright holders may correct errors in the
Books Content or may add additional features, or may change the security features for the
Books Content. Where these changes are made the Books Content that you see will
automatically update, except where you have downloaded a copy of the Books Content to a
Device.

Cancellation. In addition to your rights to cancel if you have a defective
Product, as set out in section 6, you have the right to cancel the contract for each
purchase or rental of a Book Content from Google for a refund within a period of 7 working
days beginning with the day after that Book Content becomes available for you to read,
except for rentals of Books Content for a 24-hour period, to which the cancellation right
does not apply. Following Google’s provision of a refund to you, the transaction will be
reversed, and you will no longer have the right to access the applicable Book Content.

Additional Restrictions. The sale of Books does not provide any
promotional use rights in any Book.

9. Movies and TV Shows on Google Play

Introduction. Google Play includes certain video services, which are
defined as the “Video Services”. In the Terms, Content made available for
purchase through the Video Services are “Video Content”.

Cancellation. You can cancel your purchase of unwatched Video Content and
get a refund of the purchase price within 7 working days of your purchase. Requests for
refunds for any other reason must be directed through the form in the Google Play help center. Google reserves the right to
approve or deny refund requests after 7 working days at its sole discretion.

Purchase Options. When you order Video Content through the Service, you
may either (i) rent the Video Content for viewing an unlimited number of times during the
period of time specified on the transaction page displayed at the time of your payment
("Viewing Period") and noted in your confirmation email (“Rental
Video Content”) or (ii) where available, purchase the Video Content for storage in
a digital locker and for viewing and unlimited number of times as long as the Video Content
is available in the digital locker (“Locker Video Content”).

Viewing Periods - Rentals. Pausing, stopping, or rewinding a Rental Video
Content will not extend your applicable Viewing Period for that Rental Video Content. Each
item of Rental Video Content may have a different Viewing Period and the Viewing Period
will be shown to you before you order it.

Viewing Periods - Purchases. Each Locker Video Content will be available
for unlimited viewing for as long as Google is able to maintain the rights to continue
providing you that Locker Video Content (“Locker Period”). Pausing,
stopping, or rewinding an item of Locker Video Content will not extend the Locker Period.
Each item of Locker Pay Content may have a different Locker Period.

Viewing requirements. You agree to watch each Video Content only within
territories within which Google makes the relevant Video Content available for viewing. You
may view Video Content when (1) online, with an internet connection and logged onto your
Google account or (2) offline and viewing from a previously authorized device. You must be
online to authorize a device for viewing Video Content.

Device Limits - Rentals. For each purchased Rental Video Content, you may
watch such Rental Video Content on only one Device at a time (either online or on an
authorized offline Device).

Viewing Limits - Purchases. For Locker Video Content, (1) you may view
only one stream of each Locker Video Content at a time, (2) you may view up to 3 streams of
Locker Video Content from your locker at a time, (3) you may authorize up to 5 Devices for
offline playback of Locker Video Content at a time and to authorize additional devices, you
must de-authorize one of those 5 Devices, (4) you may only authorize the same Device three
times in any 12 month period and de-authorize the same Device twice in any 12 month period,
(5) you may only de-authorize a total of 2 Devices for offline playback every 90 days, and
(6) you may authorize no more than 3 Google accounts on the same Device.

10. Periodicals on Google Play Newsstand

This section applies to sales of periodicals (magazines and news content) on Google Play
Newsstand, and not to periodical content provided within other Android apps.

Reductions for Print Subscribers. Some Providers of periodicals may allow
you to purchase a subscription of periodical Content on Google Play at a reduced rate if
you are already a print subscriber. If you cancel your print subscription or that
periodical or your print subscription expires and you do not renew it, your reduced rate
subscription of that Content on Google Play will be cancelled automatically.

Refunds. Where you are granted a refund, Google may issue a refund
for the entire term or grant a partial refund for Content not received in the remaining
term of a subscription. Following Google’s provision of a refund to you, you will no
longer have the right to access the applicable issues of the relevant periodical Content
delivered during the refunded period, or if a partial refund is given, any Content of the
relevant periodical not yet received. If periodical Content is no longer
available on Google Play (for example, if a title goes out of business or is sold to
another publisher that does not provide periodicals on Google Play), Google will give you a
refund (which may be a full refund for the current period of the subscription or a partial
refund for Content not yet received in the current period).

Information Google Shares with Periodical Publishers. If you purchase a
periodical subscription of any length on Google Play, Google may share your name, email
address, mailing address and a unique identifier with the periodical’s publisher. As
a subscriber to the periodical, Google may also share your reading history within the
periodical with the publisher of that periodical. Google has agreed with the periodical
publisher that the periodical publisher will use this information in accordance with the
publisher’s privacy policy. You will be provided the opportunity to opt out of any
communications from the publisher that do not relate to the subscription you are
purchasing, and to opt out of marketing communications from third parties, at the time you
purchase your subscription. If you purchase a single issue of a magazine on Google
Play, Google may provide your postal code to the magazine’s publisher. We also
provide periodical publishers with sales information on periodical purchases.

Verifying Print Subscriptions. If you are accessing a subscription on
Google Play Newsstand through an existing print subscription from that periodical’s
publisher, we may ask a third party service provider to verify your print subscription with
the periodical publisher, and we may ask you for certain information relating to your print
subscription in order to do so. Google will use this information in accordance
with the Google Privacy Policy.

Cancellation. In addition to your rights to cancel if you have a defective
Product, as set out in section 6, please see section 5 for your right of cancellation in
relation to periodical subscriptions.